High-value pots are stronger resistors than low-value pots, so they retain more highs in the signal to the amp.If you switch from 250K to 500K pots, your guitar will sound brighter.If your sound is muddy, you might try using a 1Meg pot to brighten it up.For a warmer tone use 250K pots. That's always a good way to tame down single-coil pickups that are too bright.

High-value pots are stronger resistors than low-value pots, so they retain more highs in the signal to the amp.If you switch from 250K to 500K pots, your guitar will sound brighter.If your sound is muddy, you might try using a 1Meg pot to brighten it up.For a warmer tone use 250K pots. That's always a good way to tame down single-coil pickups that are too bright.

Randy

That's a 'Rule of Thumb' scenario. It's like finding that PERFECT pair of shoes; you just keep trying 'em on until ya finally find 'em . . .

I went through several pots and caps on my country club, until I finally found the right combination to get rid of that damned Mud Switch . . .

If BRUTE-FORCE isn't working, you're just not applying enough of it ! ! !